Review: Falcon Age Is Clunky Inside and Outside of VR
Some people would say that video games aren’t the best medium for invoking emotions, but nothing has made me feel connected to something as much as video games have. Brothers: […]
Antal is video game advocate, retro game collector, and video game historian. He is also a small streamer, occasional podcast guest, and writer.
Review: The Survivalists Throws Monkeys into the Survival Mix
Co-op and open world survival games are some of the best. Some of my best experiences have been playing with friends on some digital island, surviving by gathering resources and […]
Preview: Take Control of a Space Agency in Mars Horizon and Change History
I love games about space—from combat heavy space sims to games that try to recreate real-life space exploration. Science fiction is great, but when a game manages to be about […]
Review:Her Majesty’s Ship Drops Anchor on Switch, Is Wasted Potential
When I first came across Her Majesty’s Ship I was surprised how great it looked on paper, or in this case, on the Switch store’s page. The gameplay made it […]
Review: Game Dev Tycoon Makes its Way to Switch and Is Just as Addictive as Ever
I played Game Dev Tycoon at its original release—which was over seven years ago now. I remember I had a really good time with it, but I haven’t thought about […]
Review: Destroyer of Worlds Is an Expansive Addition to Alien The Roleplaying Game
When I was a kid, my brother and I would pretend to be Colonial Marines, fighting off hordes of Xenomorphs like in James Cameron’s Aliens. And despite Aliens’ huge influence […]
Review: As Far As the Eye Is Captivating, Challenging
For some, city builders and management games are a pastoral experience—no stress, carefree. Other people like to ramp up the difficulty and look at these games as a way to […]
Review: Little Big Workshop Is a Rare, Delightful Console Management Game
I love management games. There’s something incredibly satisfying with taking a small operation, and expanding it until it gets larger. Cut out the fat, increase efficiency– you know, that sort […]
Review: Against the Moon Fails to Grab
I love deckbuilders. They weren’t always my favorite types of game to play physically—learning and keeping track of a set of often esoteric rules can be a drain mentally– but […]
Review: Alien The Roleplaying Game Starter Set is a Good Entrypoint to this Great Role-Playing Game
With the impending approach of October and all of the spookiness that brings, Free League Publishing is offering up some scary sci-fi tabletop role-playing to get the season started. I’ve […]
Preview: Cloud Gardens Is a Rare Tranquil Sandbox
The world is stressful, especially this year. We’ve all been doing our own thing to combat it—I’ve been listening to soothing music while working, and I try not to have […]
Review: Crysis Remastered Is a Fresh Coat of Paint
Can it run Crysis? That’s a question that’s been asked since the original game’s release. Its graphical reckoning forced PC gamers to upgrade just to be able to run the […]